Ben Moore's Love Remained, explores the personal, social and political struggles of homosexuals through the texts of notable gay rights speeches by Fort Worth City Councilman Joel Burns, evangelist Oral Roberts' grandson Randy Robert Potts, both contributors to the It Gets Better Project, and renowned activist/politician Harvey Milk. The third song, from which the cycle takes its name, is a setting of a poem by Michael Kelly.

Mr. Kelly describes the cycle as, "...a love letter to the gay rights movement, a plea to young gay men and women to hold on and a thank you to all the people who work hard to spread that message."

Moore's cycle begins with the text, "It gets better" a powerful message and evident connection to the project started by relationship columnist Dan Savage, inspiring hope for young people facing harassment.